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Melania Trump's modeling career, including her work in Europe in the 1990s
came to the in the 1990s to pursue a , obtained permanent residency in 2001 and was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in 2006 . Her immigration record has been the subject of reporting and dispute — princ...
worked with several modeling agents and firms in the 1990s: European agencies early in her career, ’s New York operation (often described as ) which helped bring her to in 1996, and she was later list...
began modeling in and, after placing in ’s Look of the Year contest, moved to work across such as and — where she was represented by agencies and photographed by and worked for designers and houses in...
began modeling in as a teenager, worked in and , and moved to in the mid-1990s where she continued commercial and fashion work and met ; public records and profiles credit agency ties, magazine and ad...
obtained decades-old accounting ledgers, contracts and related records from that show was paid for 10 U.S. modeling jobs totaling roughly $20,056 in the seven weeks before she had legal permission to ...
Journalists and biographers have constructed ’s 1990s career narrative largely from modeling credits, contemporaneous agency ties, and later recollections in memoirs and unauthorized biographies, port...